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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-14

heep ON hand a large stock Of Steel Shaft.
ing, which they sell at the same price as
non. Zee or write them before you pur.
Chase shafting or PullcyA.
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Having qualified ms assignee Of II. q.
Hollcnbcrg, all persons indebted 60 the
firm will please call and settle without fur.
Their delay. q. w. ySsru, Assignee.
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Ihe uemphI. C.rrl..e wa,L.

Nos; 81 and 50 Madison street, have In
stock the celebrated ccnter-sping Buggies,
snrrys and Phaetons. Call and see them.
slso Harness, Whips, etc, In endless va
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Ipo Not Pail 90 give

the Memphis Carriage Works, Nos. 81 and
50 Madison street, a call II you need any
thing In the line Of Buggies, Barouches,
Farm Wagons, Carts, Harness, etc.
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rre.b ArrI,nI Ncu stocL.

Flags, Lanterns, Fireworks for grand
display, President Cleveland, at Jos. Specht
q Sons, 81 Madison street.
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rr,.h Arrival New Naoeh.

Flags, Lanterns, Fireworks for grand
display, President Cleveland, altos. spechi
4 Sons, 81 Madison street.
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Just received, the latest style Of baskets.
Must bo seen 10 DO Appreciated. Atllary
1Ainham's, Fifth and Chelsea streets Tel.
cphono at Wright Brusi under Peabody
hotel. Gf.k
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A'as"''en, Decesaicr- s.d street Sen
PHOTO litllognphs Of the President and
hm' Cleveland for sale In quantities 20
enit W. III. Reed, sole agent for Mem
phis, Room ), Clarendon Hotel.
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uubarn a.. and w.r.,,. "a.

krsFnnER the Grand Ball at Walkers
1heater tonight. All are invited.
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0vrRroS n GRosvnSoR offer the store
house No. 800 Front street, 10 Occupied
by Porter 4 Macrca, for rentfrom Scptcm.
her 4.
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Go>~o Tho Children. They are
SNSc especially liable 30 sud
den Colds, Coughs, Group Whocpilg
Cough, cto. We guarantee Acksr'e
Engllsh Randy . poaittve en-. 70
saves hsuu q saxtNO ~e~
Sold bv
A. RrSKgRr and BERrSTz 4 90.
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Oymros & GRosyrsoR oner the store.
house No. 200 front street, now occupied
by Porter 4 Mcrae, for rent from septcm.
her 4.
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We Have iu stock


Important To Cotton Men.
~ the Cotton exchange, yesterday, the
following notice was posted ON the black.
boards.
"NuarHn Tenn. Oct II, 1881.
"lenV Hotter, SccUiary Cotton Exchange
Dear Sir-Hercafter cotton will not he
received IN the presses Jules In merchant.
able condition with six bands ON each bale.
our warehouses will put all cotton received
,fom them In this condition. Please notify
we factors and buyers, and obligc.
"Nsit 'oitoN IRhss " y 70.
ny H. A. Montgomery. Genl Manag'r 2.
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MvLrORD's for enc Watches.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
LOCAL NOTICES.

So as to enable our patrons to witness tho
entire performance.
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4. A. KEELING, Secretary.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-30
Criminal Calendar.

A gang OF Kentucky toughs tried to clean
out q saloon near Coyington, Ky, and are
perforated with bullets, A ~barkeeper who
couldn't be bulldozed.
A CHASTITY discovery, recalling deeds
similar to those OF the Bender family, has
been made on a ranch nine miles from
Oak City, in No-Man's Land.
At Wausau, Wis, while Policeman Drost
was trying to arrest Pat Burns, a saloon,
keeper, Tor being drunk and disorderly,
Burns was shot and fatally wounded.
At Nashville, John j. LIttleton, editor
al the National review. the leading Repuh-
lican paper OF Tennss sec. was shot near
his home recently by Joseph r. Banks, a
real estate agent. Banks is a Republican,
and he aud Littleton belong to the oppos-
ing factions Of the Republican party in
Tennessee,
Percy N. Hatch, the defaulting cashier Of
the Baltimore & Ohio Express company,
is now supposed to be living in Can
ada. An examination oil the books show
ed that he was short $1,000. to $4,000.
Hatch Is said to have led a wild life. He
was once q resident of st. Paul, and his
mother now lives there.
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RESUME or the NEWS.
washington Newe tome.


Congressman Mason will introduce q
resolution to investigate the charges
against the coal and sugar trusts.
Reports to the navy department from
the New York ana Norfolk navy yards,
where preparations are making to build
the great 5000 ton armored wal ships,
are highly satisfactory.
Morey Hale Barlow was found dead in
his room in Washington. He was sixty
years old, q bachelor, and lived alone
there. The greater part OF his time was
spent in solitude with his books.
The postmaster general has prepared a
bill, which will be introduced in the house,
materially modifying the present law re-
lating to permissible writing or printing
on the wrappers OF second, third n
iourth-class matter.
The president spent Christmas Sunday
very uuietlv at the White House. In the
:sG-n:nS he and Mrs. Cleveland attended
divine service at the Rev. DR.. Sunder-
lands church. There were no guests at
dinner. Thu churches all held special
services, and they we're well attended.
The following pensions were granted;
Wiseonsin-E. Cochran, Oshkosh; NJ.
Hohldahl, Oconomowoc; NJ. GriSworld,
Tomah; J.. IL. Harris, Knapp; L. c. Her
rick, Sparta; B. Smith, Fond du Lac; A.
B.. Franklin, Osseo; D. s. Hawler, Osh-
kosh; A. J. Gould, Oregon. Dnkota-C. W.
Seelye, Clearwater; II. Richardson, Red
field. Minnesota-H. A. Baxter, Browns
dale; A. s. Seelve, Mabel; A. Rudall, Was
ioia.
statement has been prepared at the
pension office which shows that the aver
age length Of military service of soldiers in
the last war who during the last three
months been granted pensions is 2 years,
4 months and 10 days. The average
length Of service OF soldiers in the navy
tor the same period averages l year, 10
months and 3 days. The average service
of Mexican war claimants under the act OF
June the 20, 1887, ia shown to be 1 year
and IL days. In widows, Mexican wal
claims, the service is shown to be l year
and pa days.
1t is stated at the general land Office
that $40 patents under the homestead,
presumption and other public land laws
were issued between the 1st and Gath OF
the month. This is a large increase over
the record for December, 1886. In q few
days Commissioner Stockslager will u.s.
sign at least ten additional clerks to the
contest division OF the general land office,
to work exclusively upon the appealed
contests now awaiting action. Tho force
thus augmented, the acting COMMISSIONS
thinks, will dispose OF fully $50 OF these
cases q mouth.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-30
Record of Casualties.

st. Aloysius academy at Yonkers, N. Y,
burned to the ground.
A Wisconsin Central train was derailed
between FifeId and Phillips. One person
was killed and fifteen more or less injured.
George Ressey, living Eve milea asst o!
Merrill, Wis, on Pine river, was killed in
Pine woods. He was telling trees, when a
projecting limb struck his head, crushing a
hole in the skull.
At Chicago 20 draft horses and their
stables, all belonging to Daniel Cookery,
coal dealer, burned. Loss, SIS, 600; insur-
ance, $4,000. The family OF COrkery's
foreman narrowly escaped cremation with
the horses. Mrs. Maroney was badly cut
by glass in jumping out through a second
story window.
At Fargo a disastrous FIRE occurred on
Northern Pacific avenue. Among the
buildings destroyed were HintOOn's restau-
rant; L. E. Coles building; Doyle's stable,
owned by Courtlandt Babcock ofMinneap-
oils; John Hayden's saloon; David Stew
arts saloon, and damaged Stanford feed
store. The buildings burned we're valued
at S34, 600 and the contents at $12, 500,
while the insurance aggregated $22, 100.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-30

It would seem that many members
OF congress feel that their whole duty
consists in the introduction OF bills
without the slightest idea OF their
passage, Five hundred bills and more
have been already introduced in the
senate, 1t is not extrayagant to es-
innate that the number OF
bills likely to be introduced in the
house at the first time set apart for
the reception 81 bills viii be 5000.
There were more than $4,000 bills in
troducsa in the last congress Of which
more than 10000 failed. A very large
proportion Of these 10000 bills are
to be reintroduced in the Fiftieth CON
gress.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-30
General News Items,

The building operations in Minneapolis
for 1887 amount to $9,31l,372.
A large cash donation and other pres
ents are sent by New York Catholics to
the pope in honor OF his jubilee.
At Columbus, Miss, it was showing all
the afternoon OF the Gath, the heaviest
snow fall ever seen in that section.
President Delano of the National Associ.
alton urges the wool growers OF the United
States to organize and fight a reduction OF
the tariff as proposed by the president.
At Chicago, after forty. eight hours the
stream Of natural gas which flows through
the water main of the Cooke Brewing COM
pany continues to burn steadily and with
somewhat more strength thaG at first.
The twenty-frst annual meeting oil the
Minnesota State Horticultural society will
open at Market hall, Minneapolis, on
Tuesday, Jan. II, and continue for four
days-the Minnesota State Amber Cane
association meeting in joint session ON
Wednesday, the 18th.
At New Bedford, Mass, a deep, rumbling
sound, lasting three seconds, accompanied
by a tremor of the earth, was noticed
shortly after midnight. The disturbance
aroused the people from their sleep. The
shock wa felt at Aeushnel and the towns
IN That vicinity.
The probabilities are that a match will
Sco1 be E7s52 for g E'3T9 contest between
Jack Dempsey and Dominick McCaffrey.
McCaffrey is now in Philadelphia, but when
in New York recently asserted that he was
anxious to meet Dempsey. Indeed, he offer.
ed to guarantee Dempsey $500. Dempsey
does not think $500 sntieiast
New York Special: A tall, handsome
girl named Mary Calligan is missing, and
her friends fear that her mysterious disap-
pearance is connected in some unexplained
manner with William Q. Rhinelander, o
member OF one Of the wealthiest Knicker.
booker families of this city, who shot Law.
yer Drake, and was tried and acquitted by
the jury.
The loggers have been feeling rather
dubious over the prolonged warm weather.
/ has drawn the frost out OF the ground
and leaves it in a soft condition. 1t was
hoped that a hard freeze would come be-
fore the o but such was not the case.
The loggers who have camps situated near
railroads aud have short hauis will not
suffer so much in getting their supplies.
Two young people from Montana are
wed in the NatiCU9ai Park in sight Of
the incense-hreathing hymen terraces. It
was a most romantic marriage. The par
ty drove at q brisk trot three miles from
Cinnabar until they were within the sa-
cred domain in sight Of theTerrace mount.
ain, The mother gave away her child
and II. i. Klamer gave away Mr.. Allen.
Ml
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-30
Personal News Notes.

1t is said that Jay Gould never smoked
but one cigar. This made him so sick he
never tried another.
John NJ. Barclay, for many years jour
nal clerk of the house OF representatives
died at Washington. .r
Rev, S. G. Smith, OF the First NJ. E.
church, st. Paul, resigns his pastorate to
Become the head Of an independent peo-
ple's church.
Herr Schett, the German tenor, has de-
voted the money ne earned during his en-
.qaeementa in America to the erection Of q
Lutheran church at Abenbeg.
p. II. Kelly is on the road to recovery,
and improving very rapidly. 1t is expect
ed that he will be able to sit up in a few
days.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-30

A census of the Chinese Empire, it
appears from Pekin papers of receat
date has lately been taken, for taxing
purposes, so that the figures are prob
ably not exaggerated. The figures re-
turned by the village bailiffs made the
population 80, $50, 500, which to-
gether with the estimate OF Eve prov.
inces omitted makes the aggregate
about 800. 900, 600. These figures are
Independent Of the population of Co.
rea, Tribe and Kashgar. AS the pop
ulation of India exceeds $50, 600, 600
the Hindoos and Chinese constitute
more than half the entire human race.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-30
80 member 81 the Nex York Iegis

Each member OF the New York legis-
Iature is required to take an oath, not
only to support the constitution etc,
but the following: "And ! do further
solemnly swear that Ihave not di-
rectly or indirectly paid, offered
or promised to pay, contributed, or
or promised to contribute any
money or other valuable thing AS a
consideration or reward for the giving
or withholding q vote at the election
ait which i WAS elected. to said office,
and have not made any promise to
Influence the giving orwithholding any
such vote" It'll thought that not d
few viii have difficulty in reconcilina
the above with their practices at cleo.
tion time.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-30
peath d Es-secretary Mannlng.

Hon. Daniel Manning. Ex-Secretary OF
the Treasury, died at Albany on the 24th,
Soon after / O'Clock his SOD flames S. Man,
ming, saw that the end w&s close al hand,
Members OF the fapSfy in other parts OF
the house we're Quickly summoned. At
1920 Mr.. Manniags eyes were turned on
those about him. Then they closed and
life ebbed away. The news 81 the death OF
Mr.. Manning spread throughout the city
and everywhere sincere sorrow WAS ex-
pressed. Flags on all the principal state
state and municipal buildings were at
once placed at hali-mast.
After the partial paralysis which
| occurred Ia March, 1886, a thorough
medical examination resulted IN the dis
eovery. that he was suffering from
chronic Bright'e disease, complicated with
hypertrophy aud degeneration OF the heart.
| and that the paralysis was probably due
TO 4 heuorrhaes into the brain. There
was no recurrence Of tho paralysis, and his
The usual official notice Of his death was
taken at Albany and Washington, and
lin addition thereto. the Presi
dent sent the following telegram to Mrs.
Manning
Though ia this hour Of unutterable GrieI
/ your sorrow is too sacred to be shared,
and too deep TO be reached by earthly
comfort may ! express to you my sincere
and tender aympathy, saddened by my
own affection at the loss Of q true and
trusted friend and associate who, bui
lately. stood at my side IN tho discharge
with patriotic zeal OF solemn public duty,
GRoyER CLEVELAND.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-30

The bill to establish a United States
postal telegraph, introduced in the
senate by Mr.. Cullom Of Illinois, pro-
vides for O. very elaborate system OF
electrical communication between the
principal cities OF the country, east,
west, north and south, by means of
trunk lines, from which branch wires
are to be extended as congress shall
from time to time direct, the intention
being ultimately to establish complete
service at all points.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-30

less the indemnity arrears, amounting to
f750. 600 be paid Russia will be obliged
TO take pledges in Asia Minor for the pro-
lection OF her interests.
The Berlin TaEe5}ass refers 10 the recent
attemnt Of a court clique to influence the
crown rince to resign in favor OF Prince
william, his son. The accepted version Of
the affair credits Prince bismarck with
renewing the pressure on the crown prince
by sending Count Won Munster to San
Reno, to represent that the gravity OF the
situation and tie imminence OF a iateiut
war nerpssitate his abdication to enable
Prince William to act beside the emperor.
The crown princes reply to this was that
so long as no drew breath he would o
surrender his rights or his duties.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-30
Nuggets Of FOREIGN News.

The steamer Ludgate Hill. which left
London Tor New York, has on board a
complete menagsrie consigned to Messrs.
Barnum & Bailey.
Crown Prince Frederick William took an
active part in the Christmas festivities to
which the members Of his household, who
are with him, and their attendants, de-
vote themselves.
Premier Norquay and Provincial Treas
urer La Riviere have resigned their port
folios. DR.. Harrison, minister Of agricul-
ture, has been chosen by the Tories to
Gucceed Norquay.
Advices from sydney, n. 8. W., state
that the French commandment OF the New
Hebrides has been ordered by his govern
ment to evaeuate the island IN January.
a French company is buying land from the
natives Of the New Hebrides for the pnr-
pose 81 establishing trading stations.
Winnipeg Special: A caucus oi Conser-
vatlyA members Of the Manitoba ~legisla-
ture was held recently. Norqaay and Lar
s~riviere viii retire from the ministry and
form 4 government which the late minis
tiers supported This, it IS thought will
allay the hostility to n Conservative nd.
ministration.
The Canadian Pacific railroad has beer
! having hard luck on SIS mountain aivis
lou. The rock slide at Sailor Bar blur
which carried away about 80 ieet D.
bridge, had no sooner been repaired thar
the bridge at Nieomen was swept away
Rnd neceasitated an extension 81 about
goo feet.
a dispatch irem Constsnfinople to ths
Daily News says: The government il
alarmed Mt its neighbours war prepare
tions, and the sultan Is inquiriug ae TO ths
a. risahility Of calling oct $4,000 men foi
EzsrOom and BULGARIA. II Is stated tina
IA Neidbn, tile RnssinfA ambassador Il
Turkey has informed the porte that I'm
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-30


After many years Of talking about
II, New York IS to have an under.
ground RAILROADS. four.track tunnel
extending from the city hall, IN the
lower end Of the city, to Forty-second
street. BY which one can go from the
city hall to the Grand General station
III sever minutes. Broadway is not
TO be disturbed; the ro,>se will be
along Elm street and Fourth avenue.
The scheme involves an arrangement
with the authoritiss for the conatruc-
tion Of d special Tunnel for containing
all underground pipes and wires, in
addition 10 the railway tunnel. The
latter will have stations every iour q
FIVE squares for the way traina and
double this distaneef orexpress trains
The tunnel viii Be brilliantly iIumi
mated an the time WITH the best cleo
trio Lights andalI trains will be ruI
either with 6reiess sseam engines d
electricity
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-30

Within the last four or five weeks
Lee, Mass, has had-forty-fve ases Of
starlet fever, many of them fatal, and
the end is not yet. The public schools
have been closed, and the energies OF
the place set to work to discover the
cause of the epidemic. The evidence
is that the disease is due to several
families use of water taken from q
we'll located near a contaminated ca
nal.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-30

Railroad gross earnings during No
vember, 1OS roads being included in
the computation, as given by the New
York Financial Chronicle, are largely
in excess of those of the same month
in 1886. The increase is 81. 200, 76O.
This exhibit is particularly encourag.
ing.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-30

Charles King, Of Middleton, Mass,
claims to have FIVE hundred descend.
ants. He is 1O7 years of age, and
says ne was attended but twice during
his life by DOCTORS
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-30

White Beaver 81 La Crosse warns the
public againAt q swindler now travelling
through the Northwest claiming TO be hia
son. White Beaver has no sons and TIE
fellow claiming such relationship il Il
drunken cQnfde1ee man whose proper
home - the Penitentiary.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-30

The most important modification OF the
ruler adopted BY the hopse, was that which
provides Tor sending private bills to the
committee without requiring them to be
read by their titles III the hearing 81 The
house This will resuitin saving an enor.
nous quantity Of good printing paper.
The house has adjourned until Jan. 4.and
only two Committees elections andrules-
s. We been announced. eThe general belief
is that the new Democratic members Of
tho ways and means committee win be s.
5. Cox ofNew York, Mr.. Turner Of Georgia
and Mr.. Gay 81 Louisiana. Mr.. Cay Is 4
pro~tecti0nist. nt least with regard 20
sugar.